Governor Abbott declares an “invasion”. Supersedes any federal statutes.
In a recent statement, Governor Greg Abbott declared that Texas has the constitutional right to defend and protect itself as President Joe Biden continues to attack the state. He argues that the influx of illegal immigrants along the southern border constitutes an invasion, and therefore, Texas has the power to supersede any federal statutes that contradict its actions. This declaration has sparked controversy and raised questions about the limits of state power and the authority of the federal government.
Before diving into the discussion, it is crucial to examine the key arguments surrounding this issue.… Continue reading
Title: The Supreme Court’s Split Decision on Removing Razor Wire: A Reflection on Constitutional Divisions and Border Control
Introduction:
In a recent headline that caught my attention, the Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 vote to allow the Biden administration to remove razor wire placed on the US-Mexico border. The potential implications of this decision, along with the differing opinions among the justices, have raised concerns about the division of power, border control, and the principles underlying the Constitution. As I reflect on these themes and sentiments, I find myself grappling with the implications of this split decision and the future of our nation’s immigration policies.… Continue reading
Supreme Court allows Biden administration to remove razor wire on US-Mexico border in 5-4 vote
As I sit here and read about the Supreme Court’s decision to allow the Biden administration to remove the razor wire on the US-Mexico border, I can’t help but feel a sense of disbelief. The fact that this decision was a 5-4 vote is absolutely terrifying. How is it possible that something as clear as removing razor wire becomes a split decision?
This issue goes beyond immigration. This is about the division of powers outlined in our Constitution. States do not have the authority to control the federal border.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood